July Stats

[Handruin]

Jul 2002 Total bandwitdth
2558.043825 MB

Number of posts: 14574
Posts per day: 71.81
Number of topics: 917
Topics per day: 4.52
Number of users: 134
Users per day: 0.66
Board started: 14 Jan 2002 22:48
Avatar directory size: 152.96 KB
Database size: 26.63 MB
Gzip compression: ON

Daily Averages:
Hits 19977
files 7130
Pages 882
Visits 194

Month Averages:
Sites 3864
KBytes 1530604
Visits 6017
Pages 27362
Files 221039
Hits 619310

 

[Buck]

For the sake of comparison:

Number of posts: 11935
Posts per day: 71.05
Number of topics: 784
Topics per day: 4.67
Number of users: 120
Users per day: 0.71
Board started: 14 Jan 2002 22:48
Avatar directory size: 123.32 KB
Database size: 21.83 MB
Gzip compression: ON

Total Hits 679,439
Total Files 255,278
Total Pages 30,218
Total Visits 5,053
Total KBytes 1,873,737

Total Unique Sites 5,288
Total Unique URLs 1,301
Total Unique Referrers 185

 

[P5-133XL]

It would be nice, for comparason purposes to have multiple months of stats together to see trends. I believe that trends are more important than an individual months numbers. Is it possible to have an spreadsheet that is FTP'able/linkable that contains this months numbers combined with all previous month's numbers. Each month, you could then simply update the spreadsheet, notify in a post that it is availiable, and supply the link. People interested, could then download, examine and compare the numbers in a tool designed for analysis.

To me, I think this would be a better way: I wouldn't have to look up previous posts to see how we are doing over time.

 

[Handruin]

It would be nice, for comparason purposes to have multiple months of stats together to see trends. I believe that trends are more important than an individual months numbers. Is it possible to have an spreadsheet that is FTP'able/linkable that contains this months numbers combined with all previous month's numbers. Each month, you could then simply update the spreadsheet, notify in a post that it is availiable, and supply the link. People interested, could then download, examine and compare the numbers in a tool designed for analysis.

To me, I think this would be a better way: I wouldn't have to look up previous posts to see how we are doing over time.

Excellent idea, I will put something together in excel. (only spreadsheet application I have)

 

[CougTek]

Excellent idea, I will put something together in excel. (only spreadsheet application I have)

May I suggest OpenOffice? I agree though that Excel's .xls are more standard than OpenOffice's .sdx.